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Many of us know someone who has been injured or killed in an auto, truck, motorcycle or pedestrian accident. An average of 110 people die each day in car crashes on U.S. roadways. Many auto accidents are caused by distracted drivers (talking on the phone or texting), while other accidents may be caused by drunk drivers, road construction or defective vehicles. For many drivers and passengers it is often not a matter of if, but when.

According to the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration, on average, there are more than 6 million car accidents on the U.S. roads annually. More than 3 million people get injured due to car accidents, with more than 2 million of these injuries being permanent. There are in excess of 40,000 deaths due to car accidents every year.

Such injuries and death often leave the victims and their families devastated and understandably confused about what to do next. Insurance companies often look out for their own best interest, not the policy holder (denied claims, bad faith). The experienced lawyers at Abramowitz, Pomerantz & Coffey will help you understand and navigate the complex details of your auto claim including your insurance policy, personal injury protection (PIP) benefits, and the issues that occur with uninsured or underinsured motorists who do not have sufficient coverage.

At Abramowitz, Pomerantz & Coffey, P.A. we uncover every opportunity for recovery by rolling up our sleeves, conducting thorough research, using the latest technology, out-of-the-box-thinking, and having personal knowledge of case law. We look beyond the initial accident in appropriate cases, to possible manufacturing defects, design defects or the manufacturer’s failure to warn consumers of known dangers with the vehicle.